Option: Arrival by land, combined with a tour to Meghalaya or with Kolkata.  Overnight in hotel in Dhaka

Enjoy a journey by train to Narail, crossing over the mighty Ganges river through serene and charming landscapes and visit an otter fishing family. Enhoy the live Otter fishing on Chitra River being on the boat with the otters and a fisherman. Continue drive towards Bagerhat and explore the archaeological sites and embark on the boat by late afternoon. Have dinner and continue to cruise towards the sundarban mangrove sanctuary.
Overnight stay on the riverboat in cabin.

Early in the morning, our ship sets off southward and after a few hours, we reach a stop where we complete all formalities regarding the cruise in the Sundarbans. Additionally, park rangers board the ship here before we head towards the Kotka Forest Station. We anchor there in the late afternoon and have the opportunity, guided by the rangers, to embark on our first explorations of the forest.
Dinner and overnight stay on the riverboat.

Shortly after sunrise, there is the opportunity to follow the narrow river channels in a wooden rowboat. We silently glide over the water and experience firsthand how loud the forest around us can become. After this intense exploration of the flora and fauna of the mangrove forest and a relaxing breakfast, various other activities are available throughout the day: a hike to the Pristine Beach in the Bay of Bengal (about a 45-minute walk), a guided tour through the mangrove forest focused on specific interests, and more. Dinner and overnight stay on the riverboat.

Ship cruise through the mangrove forests of the Sundarbans with boat trips, walks and excursions on the way. Explore the amazing flora and fauna of the Sundarbans and interact with villagers and park guides.
On day 6 disembark and spend the night at a Hotel in Khulna. After a few days on the boat in the Sundarbans you can enjoy the comforts a hotel.

Continue your journey by train from Khulna to Rajshahi and visit a 15th century mosque.Visit an old Hindu temple in Puthia and Bagha in the afternoon. Overnight in hotel in Rajshahi.
Option: Visit a crocodile farm (can be crowded and touristy)

Gaur was the ancient capital established by Hindu Senas. Gaur has more mosques than any other area of tehcoutnry after Dhaka and Bagerhaat. Archaeological heritage and artefacts of this area include mosques of the 13th century. However, none of the structures of the earlier Hindu kingdom remain. Afterwards explore incredibly beautiful remote villages with unique two-story mud houses. Time allowing you will be invited on a beautiful country boat trip on the Ganges river, right at its entrance to Bagladesh (subject to weather contitions). Overnight in hotel at Rajshahi.

Paharpur is an ancient archaeological site located in the northwest part of Bangladesh, near the town of Naogaon in the Rajshahi Division. It is famous for the Somapura Mahavihara, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most important Buddhist monasteries in the region, dating back to the 8th century.

Dhaka - Chittagong (flight): Explore the beautiful Bandarban Hills, tribal villages and the city of Chittagong

In the morning, we leave the hotel and head to the airport to catch our domestic flight to Chittagong. Upon arrival, nestled in the forested mountains of the Bandarbans, we will transfer to our hotel. In the afternoon, there is the option to take an excursion to explore the surroundings, including visits to the Buddhist temple "Ram Jadi" and the Nilachol tea plantations. Enjoy the fantastic view over the rooftops of Bandarban city.
Dinner and overnight stay at the resort.

Today's day begins with a "summit conquest," a comfortable drive to "Chimbuk," one of the highest peaks in Bangladesh, reaching an altitude of about 800 m (2,625 ft) above sea level. From here, we will quickly reach a village of the Murong, an ethnic group that predominantly lives in Myanmar, and have the opportunity to interact with the locals. We then continue to the impressive Shoiloprobat waterfalls before visiting a Bawm village in Faruk Para, one of the smallest indigenous groups in Bangladesh. After a short walk to the Sangu River, a boat will take us to Bandarban city, where we will visit local markets and a nearby village of the Tripura, a tribe of Tibeto-Burman descent.
Dinner and overnight stay at the resort.

In the morning visit to the Chittagong fish market and enjoy a boat ride on the Karnaphuli River. Also visit the workshop where traditional wooden boats are made (handcrafted boat-building). Depending on the tide (low/high), if possible also visit a shipbreaking yard. Optional walk through a fishing village. In the late afternoon, visit the vibrant Chittagong flea market.
Overnight in hotel in Chittagong

In the morning enjoy a scenic train ride to Dhaka. 
We depart the train at Kamlapur Central Train Station and then continue by car via Old Dhaka. Enjoy an optional walking tour of Old Dhaka. The guide will provide in-depth insights into the local culture and way of life. Overnight at Hotel in Dhaka.
Option: Transfer to the beaches of Cox’s Bazaar by car: Drive: 125 km in 3 hrs

Today visit the Jamdani Weaving Village. Jamdani is a typical saree that has been made in Bangladesh for centuries. The production method was recently categorized as a UNESCO World Heritage. You don’t need to be interested in sarees to be fascinated by the traditional production method. Continue the journey to Sonargaon: visit the "Architecture of Folk Art and Craft Museum". Also visit Panam Nagar, the impressive collection of old Hindu-style building that date back to the 19th century. The buildings are a blend of colonial and traditional Bengali architectural styles, with ornate facades, intricate wooden doors and large windows. After lunch, drive to Buiddyer Bazar, followed by a boat trip on the Meghna River with a visit to the village "Char" (river islands in motion), offering insights into the simple way of life of the people there. Return to your hotel in Dhaka.

Visit a garment factory

Transfer to the International Airport